About Ananthagiri Coffee Plantations
Ananthagiri Coffee Plantations are extensive coffee estates located in the Ananthagiri Hills of Alluri Sitharama Raju district, Andhra Pradesh, within the Eastern Ghats near Araku Valley. Spread across forested hill slopes at around 900 metres elevation, they form part of Andhra Pradesh's largest coffee-growing region. Notable for scenic landscapes, tribal cultivation, and Arabica coffee production supported by the Girijan Cooperative Corporation, the plantations attract visitors for nature walks and views of valleys, waterfalls and forested hills.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect vast stretches of coffee plants interspersed with pepper and shade trees across rolling hills of the Eastern Ghats. The area offers forested slopes, misty valleys, and viewpoints over Araku Valley. Visitors can walk along plantation paths, observe coffee cultivation and processing, interact with local tribal farmers, and enjoy photography of green landscapes, seasonal streams and nearby waterfalls. Small roadside stalls sell locally grown Araku coffee.
Key highlights
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Expansive Arabica coffee plantations across Eastern Ghats hill slopes
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Scenic views of Ananthagiri Hills and Araku Valley
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Tribal-managed cultivation supported by Girijan Cooperative Corporation (GCC)
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